Boston Couple Weds at Cambridge With Pink Chiffon Bouquets
Cambridge ceremony joined Miss Grace Kellen and Miss Elizabeth Bigelow of Boston. Pink painted gowns and large baskets of roses highlighted the event. Ushers from Boston Brookline Newburyport Philadelphia New York Morristown Milton and more attended. Best man was groom’s brother David Bigelow. Rev. Alexander Mann officiated. Reception followed at the Burdett home on Bay State road.
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Cambridge
Grace Kellen
Elizabeth Bigelow
Boston
Paul Burdett
George Ball
John Lowell, Jr
Hayden Channing
Harold McNeil
Brookline
Lawrence Dodge
Newburyport
Francis Kemble
Philadelphia
Wheelock Bigelow
Morristown
N. J
Crawford Burton
New York
Bradlee van Brunt
Milton
David Bigelow
Alexander Mann
Burdett
Bay State Road
Congregationalist Leaders Elected in Greater Boston
The First Congregational Brotherhood selects J. H. Maine of Iowa College as its first presiding officer with W. R. Moody as vice president and a multinational board. Minneapolis to host next annual conven tion. Also reports on Christian missionary work in New York City and upcoming diocesan actions in Massachusetts Episcopal churches including salary recommendations of at least 1000 dollars for single ministers and 1200 for married clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Brotherhood
J. H. Maine
Iowa College
W. R. Moody
Northfield
Mass
Victor Loring
Massachusetts
W. J. van Patten
Vermont
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Maine
O. Davis
Connecticut
W. H. Taft
Ohio
Minneapolis
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
F. W. Troy
New York City
Massachusetts Episcopal Churches
Trinity Church
Revi DY. A. Mann
Archdeacon Babcock
Entire Wheat Bread Recipe and Variations
A bread recipe notes rising to double, then baking in greased pans. Contributor MISS HANNAH T. SHEEHAN of Lynn provides the wheat bread method with molasses and lard. Also includes A New Salad Dressing by M N ROBERTS and Hot Tea Cake by MRS BUMPUS with ingredients and basic method.
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Hannah T. Sheehan
Endicott Street
Lynn
M. N. Roberts
West Elm Avenue
Wollaston
Bumpus
Forest Avenue
Brockton
Catholic Societies to Convene Annual County Meeting
The Middle sex county branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies will hold its annual convention next Sunday afternoon at Holy Cross Cathedral in the conference room. Delegates will hear county officers reports and elect officers, with constitution changes on the agenda. Henry Wessling of Boston and Rev. Francis Dolan will present the national convention arrangements.
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Middlesex County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Holy Cross Cathedral
Fourth National
Henry Wessling
Boston
Francis XX. Dolan
Suffolk County Federation
Love and Sentiment Advice From Miss Champagne
A 16 year old asks if a boyfriend can visit with maternal consent and who should initiate contact. The columnist replies that staying within a mother’s knowledge is prudent and that she may cultivate friends her mother approves.
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Miss Champagne
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